Our remaining carbon budget to allow a 50% probability of staying within a 1.5C increase from baseline according to the Global Carbon project, is now nine years. And Carbon Tracker’s own analysis puts this even lower – at seven years for a 66% probability of staying at 1.5 deg C or less. Seven or nine years is about 20% the lifespan of a coal or nuclear plant or oil refinery, and 75% the lifespan of the new internal combustion vehicle … read more »
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